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Which part is most difficult for you?

In the repeat section, I've been watching your videos to improve my versant, share more tips to versant

@abhisheksen5754 I recommend doing more shadowing to improve your score in the repeat section. Search "Shadowing American accent" on UA-cam. You will find videos to use for practice. Good luck for your next test!

@@English_Coach_Mark okay thank you sir

Haha this is a very accurate comment

That's OK - it's not a very common phrase. Were you able to catch it after seeing the subtitles?

@@English_Coach_Mark Yes. I understood when I saw the subtitles.

This would also be true for 99% of native English speakers. It's weird - adjective order is something we know, but we don't know we know it.

In this example, "rectangular" describes the shape of the door.

That's great to hear - I hope it helps your son. Good luck with the teaching!

Thanks for your question. The first step to apply is to contact the Pearson customer services team at the following link: help.english.com/contact_support.htm When you contact them, tell them which test you would like to apply for, and the country you are in. They will provide you with instructions about what to do next. I hope that helps. Good luck with your test!

Wow - thanks haha I'm from England. How about you?

@@English_Coach_Mark Oh nice! I am from Honduras!!

I'm English, how about you?

I'm glad it helped! Please let me know if you have any questions.

Glad to help. Little things like this can add up and make a big difference to your score. Good luck for your test!

Thanks!

Hi Hemant, thanks for your question. "Shadowing" is a good place to start. Shadowing is where we listen to a sentence, and then repeat it. When we repeat it, we try to copy the speed and pronunciation as closely as possible. This is a great way to start improving your speaking skills. Here's a video with some example exercises to show you how it works: ua-cam.com/video/64IX-VSOhrY/v-deo.html

That's great to hear - congratulations!

Thanks for watching! Part 2 is coming soon

Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/M-lP9DG5lzw/v-deo.html

What kind of videos would be useful for you?

@@English_Coach_Mark sentence rebuild

OK, no problem. This is a video with 10 more practice exercises: ua-cam.com/video/uMX2sOG9MOk/v-deo.html Good luck with your practice!

Hello @asimmohammed1385 - here is a playlist of videos for parts A-E of the oral test: ua-cam.com/play/PLqtNxGjerSpe4nfKtE00rCNjNxsa987x9.html

@@English_Coach_Mark tqsm 🙏

Hi Harshit, yes I can coach you. Please send me an email and we'll discuss your goals (the score you need, when you want to take the test, etc...). My address: mark.nettleship.teacher@gmail.com

Have you ever tried it?

Thanks for watching! Good luck for your test.

Nice! I’m glad to hear it. I recommend trying some more practice exercises on other channels too. This will give you opportunities to get comfortable with different accents. Good luck for your test!

Está bien hablar por un poco menos de 30 segundos, siempre que incluya suficientes detalles relevantes: "Quién", "Qué", "Cuándo", "Dónde" y "el resultado". It's OK to speak for a little less than 30 seconds, as long as you include enough of the relevant details: "Who", "What", "When", "Where" and "the outcome".

You're right - exams are more difficult because of the pressure. Practicing is a great way to improve your confidence though, so keep working hard! Good luck for your next exam!

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Thanks for watching!

Haha hopefully your friend has calmed down by now. If he has, you should explain that Lego bricks, like grains of rice or water, are uncountable. Therefore “Legos” is wrong in the same way “rices” and “waters” is wrong.

It is - but give yourself time. You can do it!

Hi Amanda! Present perfect and present perfect continuous can be confusing - I understand! There are two main differences: Present perfect - talks about “how many” For example: I have seen three movies this week. Present perfect continuous - talks about “how long” For example: I have been watching this movie for three hours. -------- Present perfect - talks about completed actions For example: I have finished my work Present perfect continuous - talks about ongoing actions For example: I have been working hard today (work is not finished yet) I hope that helps! 👍🏻

@@English_Coach_Mark Awesome, It helps a lot. Thank you!!

Amanda P.S. Mota Sure, no problem! I’ll make my next video about “present perfect or present perfect continuous” - I think a lot of people feel confused by it. Good luck with your studying!

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